 He made 35 and 14 in Worcestershire's 54-run victory, and played five further matches that summer, his top score being 40 in a loss to Oxford University.Swalwell played six times in 1908, hitting 57 against Oxford University, but then did not appear again in first-class cricket until 1913, playing five times in total in that and the following season, four games being for Worcestershire and one for MCC.After the First World War, he played a single match for Worcestershire in 1920, then played on for several years for MCC, making a career-best 72 against Cambridge University in 1921.